Making action is not a grammatically correct sentence on its own, as it is missing a verb.
However, it can be used as part of a sentence. For example, you could say "She is making action to promote her new business."
It's not about talking about it anymore; it's about making action happen".
Detractors argue that Mr. Putin has already divided Europe, making action more imperative than talk.
The Republican impasse diverted attention from health-care reform for two weeks, making action there this year doubtful.
They include using relative, rather than fixed, performance measures and making action planning a continuous and inclusive process.
He began making action pictures in the 1960's, when the Korean industry turned out 200 films a year.
In a rare interview with the Guardian last week, Greene suggested that his state boost employment by making action figures.
"They are creating an entirely new model for television," says Richard Melcombe, a television producer who is making action-adventure series for DirecTV.
PHP games like Mob Wars could do little more than be static click-object games, and while Flash could handle sims well, it was (and still is) very weak for making action-oriented games.
This is consistent with an account in which retrieved information relating to the motor processes that were engaged during the study phase is maintained online and forms at least part of the basis for making action-related reality-monitoring decisions (Nyberg et al., 2001; Senkfor et al., 2002; Zimmer et al., 2000).
The army makes action figures.
However, this coupling could make action more difficult.
